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The article presents the discussion on an exhibition review "The Cut of My Jib" highlighting his distinctive style that combines mordant anxiety with humor and surrealism.

The article presents an exhibition review "Menopause Recalls Puberty (M.R.P.)" featuring large, gestural abstract paintings displayed in the gallery window with colorful, blocky shapes and layered paint.

The article presents an exhibition review "The Wind Keeps Time," highlighting a 13-foot-tall figure painted in acrylic and oil, adorned with a detailed dress and a hand-carved wooden belt.

The article focuses on Jeffrey Gibson's history-making exhibition at the Venice Biennale, highlighting his bold and rapturous works as a gay and Native American artist, interweaving struggles and freedom through psychedelic art.

The article reviews the retrospective exhibition "Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map" featuring Smith's paintings and other works at the Whitney Museum of American Art in Manhattan, New York until August 13, 2023.

The article focuses on the exhibition "Painting Deconstructed" at Ortega y Gasset Projects in Brooklyn, running until August 18, 2024, which examines innovative approaches and contemporary perspectives within the realm of painting.

The article focuses on the exhibition "Threads to the South" at the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA) in Manhattan, running until July 27, 2024, which explores themes and artistry connected to Latin American cultures and traditions.

The article focuses on the exhibition of Farkhondeh Shahroudi at the Goethe-Institut New York, highlighting her works displayed until July 3, 2024, showcasing her artistic contribution in Manhattan.

The article offers a review of Khadim Ali's exhibition "Sinh of Demons" at Aicon in Manhattan, New York until April 6, 2024 showcasing his poetic and politically influenced paintings and tapestries that reflect the vilification of Hazaras and refugees.

The article offers an exhibition review focusing on Jody Wood's "Social Pharmacy," a project inviting people to exchange remedies for ailments through a mobile structure, part of her exhibition "Collecting Health" featuring photographs, sculptures, and video, at Brooklyn through March 22, 2024.

The article offers a review of Maria Prymachenko's art exhibition "Glory to Ukraine," showcasing her vibrant and allegorical works that transcend her image as just a folk artist, revealing a complex reality at The Ukrainian Museum in Manhattan until April 7, 2024.

The article focuses on Dara Birnbaum's video art, particularly highlighting her piece "Transmission Tower: Sentinel" (1992), which utilizes footage from the 1988 National Student Convention and George H.W. Bush's presidential nomination speech to explore the entanglement of activism and politics.

The article reviews the exhibition "The Outside the Palace of Me" at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in Manhattan on February 25, 2024.

The article reviews the exhibition "The Modern-ish: Yonia Fain and the Art History of Yiddishland" at the James Gallery in Manhattan on December 8, 2023.

The article reviews the art exhibition "Now I Let You Go..." by singer Annie Lennox at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art in North Adams, Massachusetts, in 2019.

The article presents an exhibition review "Can You See Me Now? Painting the Aging Body" taking place at Manhattan from October 21.

The article presents the discussion on Roberto Lugo's ceramics. Topics include vases, pots and jugs featuring Black celebrities and historical figures among them Harriet Thbman and the rapper M F Doom; and repeating a winning formula about pushing himself to continually reimagine the traditional container of ceramics.

The article reviews the exhibition "Funk You Too! Humor and Irreverence in Ceramic Sculpture" at the Museum of Arts and Design, 2 Columbus Circle, Manhattan from August 27, 2023.

The article reviews the exhibition "Lap-See Lam" at the Swiss Institute, in Manhattan through August 27, 2023.

The article reviews artist Rafa Esparza's exhibition "Camino" and the unconventional approach he takes to engage viewers using homemade adobe bricks as platforms to disrupt the viewing experience at the Artists Space in Manhattan, New York through August 19, 2023.

The article reviews the exhibition "Land of Tenderness" by artist Bang Geul Han that showcases two main categories of artwork including pieces that incorporate digital elements such as video and virtual reality, and works centered around weaving.

The article focuses on American artist Rina Banerjee's exhibition at Perrotin in Manhattan, New York through June 10, 2023 highlighting her unique style of worldbuilding using everyday materials.

The article reviews Erin Jane Nelson's "Sublunary" exhibition at the Chapter NY in Manhattan, New York, from March 31–May 6, 2023.

The article reviews an exhibition titled "Craft & Conceptual Art: Reshaping the Legacy of Artists' Books" curated by Megan N. Liberty at the Center for Book Arts in New York on March 25, 2023 which traces the development of artists' books in the U.S. from 1962 to 1996 through a timeline.

The article informs about the art exhibition "Ray Materson", through March 18, 2023 at Andrew Edlin Gallery in Manhattan, which features Materson's embroideries.

The article reviews the exhibition "This Country Makes It Hard to Fu##," by Ayanna Dozier in New York, which features a trilogy of 16-millimeter videos exploring the themes of pleasure, and how culture mediates our relationships to both, along with platinum prints of still-life compositions.

The article reviews an art exhibition, "El Corazón Aúlla" featuring several Latin American female and non binary artists calling attention to a crisis of gender-based violence, through January 21, 2023 in Manhattan, New York City.

The article reviews the exhibition "Peter Williams" at the Eric Firestone Gallery in Manhattan, New York City through December 23, 2022.

The article reviews the exhibition "O Mais Profundo é a Pele" (Skin Is the Deepest Part) featuring artist Sonia Gomes at the Pace Gallery in Manhattan, New York until December 17, 2022.

The article reviews the exhibition "Voluntary Attempts to Overcome Necessary Obstacles" featuring artists like Pippin Barr, Issy Woods, and Angela Washko at the EFA Project Space in Manhattan, New York until October 29, 2022.

The article reviews the exhibition "Tura Oliveira: What a Glory to Be So Euphoric and Weak" at the La MaMa Galleria in Manhattan, New York until September 29, 2022.

The article reviews the exhibition "Money Has No Smell" featuring artists like Gabriella Torres Ferrer, Ignacio Gatica, and Mariana Parisca at the CUE Art Foundation in Manhattan, New York until September 2, 2022.

The article informs about the exhibition "Jayson Musson: His History of Art" through November 13, 2022 at the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia, which shows Jayson Musson's elitist culture.

The article reviews the exhibition featuring the paintings of African American female artist Dindga McCannon at Fridman Gallery in New York City, New York starting September 8, 2021.

The article reviews the exhibition "Pure Joy" featuring disabled artists like Panteha Abareshi, Kate Meissner, and Robert Andy Coombs at the 1969 Gallery in Manhattan, New York until August 13, 2022.

The article reviews the exhibition "AniLiu " at the Cuchifritos Gallery in Manhattan from July 30, 2022.

The article reports on the PANDEMIC HAS MADE illness and isolation constants in our society. It has also produced a tremendous amount of grief, and in the United States alone, people are mourning close to a million lives lost to the coronavirus.

The article reviews sculpture exhibition "I Have Seen the Future" to be held at Field Projects Gallery in Manhattan through May 21, 2022 and featuring works of sculptor, Johannah Herr.

The article focuses on comedic performer Morgan Bassichis is probably best known for shows that are a kind of queer, lefty, Jewish love child of cabaret and stmld-up comedy.

The article focuses on two years into the pandemic, much an about it, and makes Adelita Husni-Bey's "These Conditions," organized by the Vera List Center for Art and Politics, refreshing is that her inquiry into Covid-19 steered her outward.

The article discusses that the underground commix creators of the late 1960s and mid·l970s have become mainstream famous, like R. Crumb and An Spiegelman.

The article focuses on the an-historical images probably come to mind: fair-skinned, female Renaissance figures attending to a baby Jesus, and in Lucia Love's paintings, angels are shape-shifting characters that may appear canoonishor statuesque.

The article focuses on the Swedish artist Hilmaaf Klint was as much a pioneer of abstraction as a mystic. So, in 2020, when the artists Sharmistha Ray and Dannielle Tegeder formed a collective devoted to an by women, non binary and trans people interested in spirituality.

The article focuses on many references in Jiha Moon's artworks, it can be hard to know where to begin in "Stranger Yellow," her show of ceramic sculptures and ink-and-acrylic paintings at Derek Eller Gallery.

The article focuses on exploring the myths and origin stories of how people set foot in the U.S.

The article reviews the exhibition "Negotiating/Maneuver (5)" at the Higher Pictures Generation in New York City on February 12, 2022.